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Back in the 1980s and 1990s, cigarette giants like Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds didn't stop at tobacco, they bought major food companies, including Kraft, General Foods, and Nabisco. Using the same Well Beings Health, Climate, Care, Culture & Storytelling In the 1980s, tobacco companies began acquiring major food brands and brought everything they knew about addiction, flavor engineering, Instagram MAHA, others adopt anti Big Tobacco strategies to fight Big Food STAT Did you know the worlds biggest cigarette company once owned your favorite snack brands? Philip Morris bought General Mills, then Kraft, and later Nabiscobecoming the worlds largest food producer Ultraprocessed foods and the tobacco industry: Two peas in a pod? The Seattle Times The man who destroyed Big Tobacco discovered food companies have been selling illegal ingredients for 50

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